Cultivating Immortality Among the Stars
修仙从星际开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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489Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
3kFans
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Given humanity's rampant destruction of nature, causing the Antarctic glaciers to melt and leading to abnormal climate changes, why doesn't the protagonist, returning from space, punish humanity? Nature can't directly retaliate against humanity, but the protagonist should be able to. Is he spreading the message of spiritual energy revival?
The author should finish a million words and start planning a new book, or perhaps write one chapter a day after reaching a million words, using the remaining time to study and plan a new one. If you can't even reach a million words, your chances are slim. Having graduated with a degree in Chinese Language and Literature, your foundation is definitely strong.
The subject matter is good, but the writing style is... Well, let's just say it's not great.
While the writing has its flaws, it's generally fine. Combining fantasy and science fiction is acceptable, but it's not well-written. If this book had focused solely on fantasy, I believe it would have been very successful. However, the inclusion of science fiction causes numerous problems. I suggest the author start a new book focusing solely on that genre and avoid mixing them up. Good luck...
How did the third watch become the second watch?
No armor. No warships. And they said they'd start with technology.
The update was helpful, but unfortunately I don't like the subject matter. Keep going, nothing is easy.
The logic is very flawed. In chapter 96, it was mentioned that the two people who came to comprehend the temple first were stronger than the protagonist and told him to get lost. However, the protagonist went to the other side to comprehend and practice. He said that once he improved his strength, he would kill the two of them instantly. Were those two idiots waiting for him to improve so they could kill him?
This is really unreliable. In chapter 16, the library director is Luo Like, but in chapter 26, the director has changed his name to Qian Jiwen... It's so inaccurate!